Waller County Historical  Markers

NUMBER OF MARKERS IN COUNTY - 54

Have -45  Need- 9

Waller County is named for Edwin Waller first major of Austin and signer of Texas  Declaration of Independence. Hempstead is county seat. 
     This is one county that I don't have any particular affinity for, this happens when we haven't stayed or eaten in that county. Waller County is on the way to Houston and so the markers we have captured the markers when traveling to and from Austin to Houston. The only thing that really stands out is the Dilorio farmers market in Hempstead where we have often stopped for fresh veggies. 
     Waller County is not particularly active in terms of adding new markers so it can be years between looking for markers in this county. As to problem children. Charles Donoho Plantation, Brookshire Family Cemetery, Liendo and Liendo Plantation are all on private property and require permission and time to access, Wade Cemetery and Jacob Freeman have been new since we first looked in 2006. Heinrich Konrad Karl Leverkuhn I think may be accessible as a cemetery trust property but when we looked at it our directions where pretty vague and we were not sure we were going in the right direction or if we were trespassing because it's definitely in a field somewhere. Lastly, St. Francis Episcopal Church is not at the address that Texas Historical commission has it at unless the name has changed or the medallion may or may not have been removed and it is on the road into Prairie View. 

Ahrenbeck-Urban Home
Brookshire Family Cemetery
Captain Alfred H. Wyly
Captain Nathen Brookshire
Charles Donoho Plantation
Clear Creek Confederate War Camps
Donigan House
Fields Store Cemetery
Field’s Store Community
First Methodist Church of Brookshire
First United Methodist Church of Hempstead
First United Methodist Church of Waller
Former Waller County Post Offices
Francis Jarvis Cooke
Frey-Benignus House
Frey Cemetery
Gen. George and Libbie Custer Campsite
Groce Family Plantations
Heinrich Konrad Karl Leverkuhn
Hempstead, C.S.A.
Hempstead High School
Highland Home School
Isaac Best
Jacob E. Freeman
James Tarrant Pattison Homesite 
Judge Edwin Waller
Kellner Townsite
Liendo
Liendo Plantation
Macedonia Methodist Church
Madison "Matt" Kilpatrick
Monaville Independent School District
Norris Wright Cuney
Old Salem Cemetery
Pine Island Baptist Church
Plantation Home of Edwin Waller
Prairie View A&M University
Prairie View Farm Project
Reid's Prairie Baptist Church
Shiloh Baptist Church
Shiloh Cemetery
Site of Groce’s Ferry
Site of St. Mary's Catholic Church and Cemetery
South Texas Baptist College
Springer-Macedonia Cemetery
Stacye Ann Marlin Morgan
St. Francis Episcopal Church 
Texas’ Narrow Gauge Railway Depot
The Camp Site Of the Texas Army
Union Army P.O.W. Cemetery
Wade Cemetery
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Wyatt Chapel Community Cemetery